My goal for pursuing a Doctorate Degree in Educational Leadership is to increase my knowledge of research and theory methods as it relates to education. I especially want to perfect my research skills as I feel that the significance of gaining research expertise is vital to becoming an enduring learner as I get ready for a career in Education. I realize the significance of this degree for gaining credibility with my future associates and individuals that I will be serving in this field.
I grew in a family of Educators. Having a career in education has always been my goal, in fact, 10 years ago, the night before my grandfather passed away, among all other things, he shared his wish to see me as an educator. From that day, my resolve grew even stronger. Being the breadwinner of our family, I had pushed the timeline till now. My mother is my inspiration as she received her doctoral degree at the age of 63, and I am certain that I can be successful in my goal. I have a particular interest in the …show more content…
As the Vice Chair of WPDI, I had the opportunity work with many local organization (s) that helps with children/adult with special needs and children/adult with disabilities(s). I volunteered in these organization to teach these basic self-help skills. This experience made me realize the opportunities that this area presented.
I have tried to inspire others by being an example to prove that with hard work and dedication one can go real far in education. By being a student at this stage in my career, I have tried to inspire other women who didn't feel they could juggle raising a family and work with school. I am very hard working and steadfast on my goals that has gotten me a 3.9 GPA. I have always exhibited integrity and passion in my work and always take my project to finish line.
My short-term goals include: creating a network of researchers, academics and future administrators, partaking in an arduous intellectual
I grew in a family of Educators. Having a career in education has always been my goal, in fact, 10 years ago, the night before my grandfather passed away, among all other things, he shared his wish to see me as an educator. From that day, my resolve grew even stronger. Being the breadwinner of our family, I had pushed the timeline till now. My mother is my inspiration as she received her doctoral degree at the age of 63, and I am certain that I can be successful in my goal. I have a particular interest in the …show more content…
As the Vice Chair of WPDI, I had the opportunity work with many local organization (s) that helps with children/adult with special needs and children/adult with disabilities(s). I volunteered in these organization to teach these basic self-help skills. This experience made me realize the opportunities that this area presented.
I have tried to inspire others by being an example to prove that with hard work and dedication one can go real far in education. By being a student at this stage in my career, I have tried to inspire other women who didn't feel they could juggle raising a family and work with school. I am very hard working and steadfast on my goals that has gotten me a 3.9 GPA. I have always exhibited integrity and passion in my work and always take my project to finish line.
My short-term goals include: creating a network of researchers, academics and future administrators, partaking in an arduous intellectual